root question
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ProHuman
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Yes.
Being root bound means more waterings, and less nutrients in the soil to support the plant.
When you transplant them into bigger containers...
... take a razor, and score the outside of the root ball vertically up the side in 3 or 4 places.
Then give the roots a rub and tickle before putting them into the bigger pot. This will eliminate spinout, and stimulate new growth.
Being root bound means more waterings, and less nutrients in the soil to support the plant.
When you transplant them into bigger containers...
... take a razor, and score the outside of the root ball vertically up the side in 3 or 4 places.
Then give the roots a rub and tickle before putting them into the bigger pot. This will eliminate spinout, and stimulate new growth.
